This story was originally published in the University Journal and SUUNews.net. It has been republished here with the permission of the author. Crystal Christensen is one of more than 10,000 students at SUU who have a unique story that makes the T-Bird Nation special. With four failed attempts of starting a family, Crystal is enContinue reading “Every Student Has a Story: Crystal Christensen”
Category Archives: Journalism
MIKESELL
A story written by Haliegh Clemens of SUUNews.net Adam Mikesell, a sophomore communication major from Tooele, is unlike many of the players one might find on SUU’s football team. After graduation Mikesell wants to start a nonprofit helping young athletes who struggle in school, and wants to use his experience as walk-on safety with aContinue reading “MIKESELL”
MENTAL HEALTH
Originally posted on Plouffe's New Hairdo:
I have covered my own struggles with mental health in previous posts and probably could dredge up a few new chapters that have been written due to changes in the last 12-18 months, but rather than share a personal story again, I want to illustrate how it is…
MASCOTS
Originally posted on Sports Reporting and Sports Love:
Mascots are integral to organizations and sporting events across America. From the pride taken in professional teams that can be seen across whole cities and states, such as the massive, slightly demonic-looking Bronco statue at the Denver International Airport, to the smaller mascots of public schools and…
WHO IS THOR?
Originally posted on Sports Reporting and Sports Love:
A mascot is the heart of a university. He represents the athletes, the students, the faculty, and each and every fan. The mascot’s job is to unite the people behind the team, rallying the troops. And if a mascot is doing his job correctly, he brings a…
SARAH’S STORY
Another great story written by one of my star students.
ANNA’S STORY
Originally posted on Mads About It:
As most girls can attest, growing up with an older brother has its ups and downs. One minute he’s picking on you and calling you names and the next he’s protecting his defenseless little sister against a potential boyfriend he doesn’t approve of. He’s both the biggest pain in…
WRITING BOOKS III
Continuing my series about books I’ve read on the subject of writing, the next book on the list in On Writing Well. “On Writing Well” by William Zinsser is the first book I read that really showed me writing is not just a talent you’re born with, but instead a skill that anyone can develop withContinue reading “WRITING BOOKS III”
WRITING BOOKS II
If I ever get to teach a writing course of any sort, The War of Art by Steven Pressfield would be required reading. Upon completion of this book, I felt inspired to continue writing, but more importantly, I knew that the only person that could hold me back was me. The War of Art StevenContinue reading “WRITING BOOKS II”
GRANTLAND
Almost every time I have gotten on the internet in the past four years, I followed the same routine. I immediately open five tabs, then enter the following URLs: RealGM.com HoopsHype.com Grantland.com Screenrant.com Facebook.com It is safe to say that I’ve spent most of my internet time on these sites. But sadly, I am back downContinue reading “GRANTLAND”